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1) STATION WENT THROUSH FILES OF awtys-1
AND ANDAUB-1 AND HAD OUTSIDE OFFICERS CONTACT
THEM TO DETERTINE FEASIBILITY OF REF PROPOSAL.

“2. ANMUG-1 AND STATION FEEL THAT ANY
PUBLICITY GIVEN HIM AT THIS TINE WOJLO ONLY
BE DETRINENTAL. ME IS MASPILY S2TILEs AND
DOES NOT WANT HIS PAST BOUGHT TO Tia
ATTENTION OF HIS NEIGHBORS Oi PEASONS HE
WORKS WITH.

3. asDAUB-1 ON THE OTHER HAND is
SETTLED BUT CUASENILY NaS FINANCIAL PaJ3LEMS

DUE TO INACTIVITY CONSTRUCTION BUsSIN=35,

FAMILY PROSLES ETC., ALL OF WHICH ARE NOT r
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2. As indicated, PACHANKIS broke the bad news

contained in Reference B on AMMUG-1's citizenship.

AMHUG-1 apparently. took the news as well as could

be expected. Nevertheless, the Station would appreciate

periodic notice on the status of AMMUG-1's case sO

we may keep hin informed on any progress.

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_ 1. On 26 February when Henry 8. PACHANKIS met vith
AMMUG-1 (201-749651) on his citizenship prodlen, information
on the following two brothers vas obtained: :
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' Hector RODRIGUEZ Llompart
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Cuban Ambasssdor to East Germany . ,

_ Roberto *RODRIGURZ Lilompart
CI?: Cuba

BOB: 22 October 1932

POB: Regia, Havana, Cuba
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2. This information pas as follows:

&. AMMUG-1 way asked if he had anything new to
report, He brought up a most interesting casa, one
which could prove to be a valuable lead.

b. AMMUG-1 has known the RODRIGUES Yanily since
his childhood in Regla (a small town across the bay
from Havana), The father had been a bolita banker
during the Batista era.

c. ANMUG-1 was very friendly with RODRIGUEZ’ tvo
sons: .

Roberto RODRIGUEZ Llospart
DPOB: c. 1934 in Regla, Havana, cuba

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d. During the aiddle and late 1950s, Roberto
had been a salesman for tho Burroughs flour company
and had stayed clear of the political picture in Cuba.

e. During the sane period, Hector had been a.
student in the University of Havana, under Raul ROA,
and had taken part in some revolutionary activities.
Ho hac been arrested and bsaten by the Batista police
for his anti-government actions and his father had
sent him into exile in the US.

a potential "var criminal" for hig illicit dealings.
AMNUG-1, who was in the police force in the initial
stages of the revolution, states that he deleted an
incriminating page from the father's dossier (showing

+ he paid off the police to run his bolita operation)
and thus saved him from prosecution.

a ; g. AMMUG-1 continued to be close to the family,
especially vith Roberto, “ghom I sav every day and
ran around vith.” Roberto never entertained the
revolution. As late as 1962-63, "We used to talk
quite openly and frankly. He was always against the
revolution and the communists. Tle worked in the
Ministry of Industry because his brother got him the
job, but he had only one idea in his head: to get out
of Cuba and come to the US. He vas even plotting to
get out by boat. He had a US visa for many years and

had visited here many tines."

h, When AMUG-1 defected, he lost contact with

Roberto. But, about two weeks ago a neighbor from .

Regla came to Miami on the Freedom Plights. (COMMENT:
j i. This undoubtedly refers to Cuban refuges Segundo
| CASCUDO Gonzalez. Heference forwarded the AMOT

debriefing of CASCUDO on Roberto.) When ANMUG-1
asked about Roberto, the neighbor said that he under-
stood that Roberto, "was assigned in a foreign
Babassy." The refugee could not say what country
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would be a most interesting person to talk to. I
don't think that he has changed his original way of
thinking. I believe he took the job to get out of
Cuba, and because of the-influence of his brother
Hector. I know he will talk to me and there is no
telling what this man is capable of doing if someone
approached hin." :

j. Roberto is (or was) married to:

Zulema (inu)
DPOB: .c. 1934 in Cuba

They had two children and the wife was even
more anti-Castro than Roberto. ,

k, Hector, the other brother, was 2 rabid revolutionary _
when AMMUG-1 last saw him in c. 63-G4. He had joined — .
the Castro bandwagon at the outset due to his revolutionary
activities during the Batista era and his closensss to
Raul ROA, In c. 1960-61-62, Hector was closely aligned

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WH/COG 70-46

-MEMORANDUM FOR: Deputy Director of Central Intelligence

THROUGH : Deputy Director for Plans

SUBJECT : Vladimir RODRIGUEZ LaHera

; 1. This memorandum contains a recommendation in
paragraph three’ for the approval of the DDCI.

2. Vindimir RODRIGUEZ LaHlera is a former Cuban national
who defected to the United States in Nova Scotia, Canada on
21 April 1964. At that time he was an intelligence officer

‘in the General Directorate of Intelligence, the Cuban external

intelligence agency. He was brought to the United States
under the provision of Section 7 of Public Law 110 (CIA Act
of 1949). He has never been a member of the Communist Party,
but due to his service in the Cuban external intelligence
organization he is not eligible to petition for naturalization
until ten years after the date of his defection, or 1974.

3, Mr. RODRIGUEZ desires to become a naturalized U.S.
citizen at the earliest possible time and has requested
assistance from this Agency. We request that a private bill

be submitted to Congress waiving the ten-year provision of

the Immigration and Naturalization Act in his case, enabling
him to become a'U.S. citizen after five years of residence.
It is recommended that you authorize the Legislative Counsel
to seck a private bill for RODRIGUEZ' relief.


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\ SUBJECT: Vladimir RODRIGUEZ LaHera

4. Biographic Data and a Detailed Justification and
Assessment on this case are attached.

Sadr

C” William Vv. Broe
Chief,
Western Hemisphere Division

Attachments; (A) Biographic Data
(B) Detailed Justification and Assessment

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BIOGRAPHIC DATA

Vladimir RODRIGUEZ LaHera

1. Vladimir RODRIGUEZ LaHera was born on 6 February 1937
in the City of Havana, Cuba, the son of Carlos RODRIGUEZ Ferrer
. and Josefa. LAHERA Marrero. RODRIGUEZ' wife, Luisa Nelia
~* . RODRIGUEZ y Timoneda, born 24 August 1934 in Regla, Havana,

7 and her two children’ by. a former marriage, Vicente Maximiliano
- HERNANDEZ Rodriguez, age 19, and Francisca Luciana HERNANDEZ
Rodriguez, age 17, legally entered the United States on
+ : ~ 11 May 1965 and reside with Subject in Miami. Her parents,

: : : Pablo RODRIGUEZ Escobar and Sara TIMONEDA Valdes now reside

in the United States,

2. RODRIGUEZ attended Escuela Publica #46, first to sixth
grade; Primaria Superior #19, seventh and eighth grade; Artes y
Oficios (Construction Civil) one year; and Instituto de Habana
for two years.

3. Subject was -a member of the Cuban Rebel Army from
1957 to -1961, during which time he advanced from the rank of
Private to Lieutenant. He was imprisoned at Castello Principe,
Cuba, from 14 July 1957 to 11 February 1958 for participation
in sabotage and propaganda activities on behalf of the 26th of
July Movement. He then joined Fidel CASTRO's forces in the
Sierra Maestra and remained there until the end of 1958 when
he returned to Havana upon the fall of the BATISTA Government.
He was a precinct lieutenant of the Cuban National Police from
November 1959 to December 1961, at which time he resigned from
the Army under which he had held his position in the National
Police. He was out of work until April 1962 at which time he
was employed by the Ministry of Foreign Trade where he remained
untii he became a staff member of the General Directorate of
Intelligence in August 1963. He was a member of this
organization until his defection in Ottawa, Canada, on
21 April 1964, when he left his plane which was enroute from

Cuba to Prague.

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4, Soon after RODRIGUEZ joined the General Directorate
of Intelligence, he found he could no longer submit to having
his thoughts and actions circumscribed by controls which
deprived him of liberty and self respect nor continue to

-support the Cuban Government or be a part of its intelligence

activities; he therefore planned to defect as soon as the
opportunity arose, After deciding to leave Cuba permanently,
he began a systematic collection of documents at the General
Directorate of Intelligence Headquarters, He brought these
documents with him to the United States as proof ot Fidel
CASTRO's subversive activities in Latin America,

5. Subject is 5 feel 2 inches tall, weighs approximately
120 pounds, has a medium build and crect posture. He has a
long face, medium complexion, black hair and brown eyes.

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DETAILED JUSTIFICATION AND ASSESSMENT
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1. Viadimir RODRIGUEZ LaHera has cooperated with this
Agency since his defection on 21 April 1964 at which time he
turned over to CIA documents from the General Directorate of
Tatelligence he had collected during the preceeding several
months. In addition, he has provided voluminous, accurate
and valuable information on the organization of the Cuban
intelligence services, their operations, staff members and
agents. These documents and information have given us the
potential and opportunity to take effective measures to
safeguard United States Government interests. Subject has
been of great value in the past, and will continue to be in
the future, in the CIA recruitment/detection program, His
wide acquaintance among and knowledge concerning high level
Cuban diplomats and Cuban intelligence personnel provides
the Agency with the necessary background in planning operations
against them and makes Subject ideal ter use in carrying out
the operations, His talents and contacts can be used not only
in turthering the defector program, but in other types of
political action and psychological warfare opcrations.

2. AS a result of technical interrogations of RODRIGUEZ
on Il May 1964 and again on 15 July 1966, his hona tides have
been established not only for intelligence exploitation .
purposes but also tor the purpose of resettlement in the .
United States, There is no reason to believe that RODRIGUEZ
is under the control of any hostile intelligence service,

3. The medical and psychiatric examinations have shown
that RODRIGUEZ has no serious medical or psychiatric problems.

4. Mr. RODRIGUEZ has adjusted well to American life,
He has been trained as a dental technician and has recently
applied for employment with an airline company. It is
believed that he would be a solid, responsible citizen,

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ACTION REQUIRED - RE FERENEES

REFERENCE: UFAK-14

2. On 27 January, Alien Affairs Staff advised that under
Section 313 of Immigration and Naturalization Act, AMMUG-L
cannot become an American citizen until after 10 years fros
April 1964. While normal Cuban exile must wait five years,
Communist party members must wait 10 years. AMMUG-1l's
position as "intelligence officer" is considered a “meaningful

extension” of CP membership.

2. In view of AMMUG-1's distinguished service to RVROCK,
WH Division will submit a memorandum through appropriate channels
requesting authorization to submit a bill to Congress to reduce
AMMUG-1's waiting period from ten to give years. At this writing,
we do not know how long this processing will take but will keep

you advised.

3. Paragraph 2 above is our intention and we naturally
cannot guarantee approval at this time. If a special bill is
passed by Congress, AMMUG-1 will go through routine application
for Naturalization with RVROCK g.uldance,.

James M. HAMMERSFAHR

Distribution:
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On 30 December 1969, AMNIP-1 reported that AMHUG-1's
wife called him on the day before Christmas and informed him
that her father had been hospitalized vith a heart attack
and that AMMUG-1 had left her. AMNIP-1 called AMMUG-1'g
place of employment in Miami on the day after Christmas and
was informed AMMUG-1 was not working thet day. AMNIP-1 left
a meseagce for AMMUG-1 to call him but as of 30 December had
not heard from AMMUG~1. AMNIP-1 commented that he thought
AMMUG=-1's wife was a little unbalanced mentally and although
her parents are now in the United States and she has no real

ties left in Cuba, that she is interested in returning to

Cuba.
Howard A. TRECKLER
Distribution:
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REFERENCE; UFGS-10530, 9 May 1968"

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separate cover is the card formerly issued him.

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